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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
WIsT PARIS.

Mr.. DR.. Carlton, husband, and two
nleces. from Boston. are visiting n W.
Dunham, E.q. I understand mat the w.
and her family will remain here q few
weeks. Mrs. DR.. Carlton l. an oxford
County lady. q daughter or Rev. Llba
knsrers. OF south Woodstock. The DR..
l. a graduate OF the college OF physicians
aud surgeons Ia Boston, sni u now p'ae'
,Iclng her profession With gre,' success !"
tha, city.
CSmlcsl Brown gave one OF bis ille en-
tertslnments At Dunham's opera House
last Friday evening.
Las, Tuesday evening oar Csdet Band
serenaicd j. Wayland kimbah ~ MS
boarding place. Me-. Klmball learning o.
the serensde telegrsphod 10 Portland io'
fruit and ice cream, ect., and when even
Ing came had q long table spread IN N.
yard fronting his boarding place, loaded
with All OF the iuxuries OF the season IL
the meantime friends had been Invited
and good company was present. No.
KInball was In his hap?lest mood and ~
well Knew how TO make himself agreeable
and 10 interest and entertain q company
After the band played few well select
et uleces OF music, Mr. kimbsll In lev
appropriate remarks thanked the band FOL
this token OF respect and Invited them ~
well a. friends present TO partake OF OH
collation.. The large company enjoyed IN
evening and left for their home a. lau
hour with thanks and the beat wishes 10
Mr.. Klmball.
c II. Lane Is well settled In bis new
store.
John Andrews with bis hardware Il set
tied ana doing a good business ~ his new
store.
Israel Eamons' store is nearly compls'
ed.
Albion hickman Is filing mp the sior
lately occupied by c. ii. Lane with grocer
les.
WIN. Jackson's new house IL up.
A telephone IL talked OF to connet
North Paris and South woodstock VII
West Paris. O.
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SOUTH BucKPIRLD.

Jason Rnsselrs ,hree.yesr-old stallion
has been entered for the race In the three
yeu-oli class al the Fair grounds, Aug
18th.
Alfred T.. Russell IL 20 return from Dos
ton this week with star Carer. Star Gif
or contracted cold rendering return
necessary.
Charlie Alien has sold 400 quarts OF
strawberries from 10 rods OF s,ravberry
plants.
John T.. Record has bought new Walt
or A Wood moving machine, which hs
c0nsl cTs ne machine.
Dr A. &. whitman f,il from load OF
hay fractuflug hls shoulder.
Thsd. Lsavlit aui jim Young have 'sch
parchased . creamery recently.
Hiram A. C0nsnt has soil 81 worm os
green peas.
J. 4. Record cuts the hay on Ella, A.
Records farm.
Send postal Tor sample copy OF Eastern
Star, Glenbarn. Maize.
Some who have male entities for the
races on the isih prox complain that ihey
have received no mobilization from The
Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
MASON.

The hay makers have had a chance q
r,st during The rains. Some OF the farm
Crs sre well along with their haying. Others
have hardly commenced. Uncut Ensllsh
grass Il rusilng badly. A week OF dull
weather has rendered Il almost worthless.
some "a. cattle have been sold and bring
fair prices. Baiohers are willing u pay
about a. hundred Tor cool oceL oxen
bring seven.
LAMBS ar scarce, hardly enough - sap.
ply The local demand.
We hear ~ some big catches OF llitle
trout They arc Ike the boys bass, bite
best Sunday.
T. T. Malrs went - Oiisdeli last week,
q attend The funeral ~ an aged slster.ir-
law. lie has not returned.
l. T. barker. Eco AMI wife, have been
stopping for a few days with A. MAson's
family. They have iust returned from
Washington. ID. C., where they have been
since last fall.
Mrs Mason continues feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
WATERFORD.

A few days ago your correspondent had
a pleasant interview with Geo. II. Brig
ham OF the irm OF Brigham 4 Son, boot
and shoe manufacturers, Westooro'
Mass. lie Is q son OF Geo. Brigham, q
former resident OF this town, and oceupl'
ed the premises now owned 10y Calvin
Manson. SIR. Il. l. q grandson OF Samuel
Brigham, one OF the earliest settlers OF The
town, having located immediately afIer
David Nc. Vain.
DR.. w. T.. Shattuck has built iine Oh
serya,ory In connection with bis house.
This i one OF the finest places In Oxford
County.
Dr. &. l.. Wilson has been called 20
Newfeld by the death OF bis father.
Chas. w. Perry has purchased part OF
the mountain lot belonging To the laie
Josiah Monroe and Chas. Young has the
balance Of IL.
Mrs. c. c. Briggs, OF Pit,sburg. Is visit
inc her old home. Her father, John O.
Gerry, Is 10 rather poor health.
The family OF ChAs. vi. Loneley, o.
HaverhIll, Mass, are visiting 81 j. u
Longley's.
Merton Klmball. OF the lssi graduating
class, of Dowdoin, son OF Hon. A. y. Kim
ball, or NORWAY, II ia TOWN. iot N" "-,
The old store goods belonging 70 'n'
heirs OF the late Oliver Porter were SOC
~ auction Saturday.
The summer tourists are with Us II
large numbers. Many families are nov
visited by city relatives.
WIN. and Henry Green have purchased
large quantity OF grass OF Thos. Swsn
A. \. Hspgood has novel addition !,
his dock OF poultry In the shape ola noel
OF Young partridges. They were diseov
cred In the hen house by the family cat
wsrd and Nell Monroe are haying 10
Frank Siesrns.
Mr.. A. N. Horr IL In town.
VIM. Green has purchased new hois
rake.
Comicsl Brown gave one OF his amusinl
entertainments at village Hall Thursds'
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
rAlNrLn sINGER -

Thr following sketch of native 90 OK
nrI C1luiy. Who has achieved sltcc-s,
appeared In tie NarfrI Nrr1' lfI. pan.
Hs.rl AZ Saraioga Springs. y. 4, ia thc
...1e 10 JAY l-th Among ne mAnJ pro
Ess.orai men Who visit Saratoga tnflce
ite fast .gnahir season, r1uc perhaps III
c.fff VITA greater vvrsataty os has a.
ta.r.t l.carr distinction ln sqrriA tc.is
fatn Nr. Athtrtou igflnrc artist. poet
as slrgCr. Nho il so. olruiuc A. DR..
S,rrrgs ou Circular street iie IL rot
Or'y rtcogr. lt a. one % The foremost OF
Aurf.can painters 90 ANNA IRE. oli has
ar..cyc.l euv.at,c fame I'M thc iyf.c wof.i,
wareh.. verse las Won thc Cncom.ams oi
rolttsfcrs both .u America an iu Leg.
h-L lis latest production isat1e pAni-
~ 10 Che thoroughbred hul Jerry,
nw1cf hy the nlkc of Nofihumoef.Anl.
Tee original work. which i of NE Size,
IA. flr some time past been on exhi'ltiou
NJ S-tag. AZ gallery in New York. where
10 ass attracted thc attention of conrois-
sears. wao pronounce 10 tguai 90 ne beet
tflris 10 l.lss Borhclr. " IL a beautiful
picture deriving iis strength uo; only from
i.r rot.c pose ~ thc animal and Tie ct.
fC,rtre.s 90 thc landscape settling, but
fdm .ts Anatomical truthfg.ness. thc head,
seek ari shoulders ~ The sut cci being
.1ptft'y m1ieioi A. The Round Lake Art
gallery. NJ Fuf.org has on exhibition
t.lr r.Ct1rCs nat Chslcugc The lusptctol
Uf critics Gee "a roe sketch of a lloi-
sfa.r ElI. mo arc ca pictures, "NalglW
PEGS. sri .kltiy's First Ham1.e, ant the
flril a si1iy % thc heal 20 an Alieruey
COW
a >rr rfn reporter fcW days ag0
rr ryci long chat with Mr.. flrloug a.
M. comfortable quarters a. nrs. Strong =.
nlrrE ihe interviews. Ina which TIE artist
errclf charm ~ conversation concur
rlrt With cultured mini. The reporter
.fsfnef something 90 h.s early hlstory.
~ flrong. Who Isl q, year, OH, NAs
born "a Greenwood. oxford couniy, Maine,
tri lives on Arm uuil De Wa I'D. Ihen
ts musical talents lmpslCi him % seek
gee cilcatI0rA advantages " Boston,
saefs he developed ani gained q rcpaiA-
Son A. a tenor vocalist slnsel lcntN
gong to Engiani CD complCtc his siuile.
l music. Whlic iu Englsnf be appeared
m corceIts in nearly an the principal Giles
src.rg golden opinions from TIE people
ari Press n Is BAT rev years since De
devoted BIS siieniioa O. painting. oui lis
uai-ri, ;a.ent soon brougA; hlm 90 tac
ifort
llfrr his leisure moments Nr. flri11.
las ia .si with ne muses., and a year ago
aFl.uuc ofhIs poems. entitled "Lcaocs o'
Memory. was plhishst ln London ar
NeE York some ~ she pieces co1iairci
in 10 1--we been 80 % music aud are quite
p171ar Thls book. ~ ihe way, j. wof-
~ of mention. TypograpalcAiy 70 j.
geu. -olui iu Ycium. ant The Illustration
t,llci BY ihc author. arc really works OF
Az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
RIICKFIELD.

The death OF Mrs. Thos. Chase on The
18th Inst, brought the family together
again under widely dIferent circumstances
from the reunion OF last September.
Then II was 10 celebrate the 18th s-niver'
ssfy OF their respected mothers birth. now
90 pay the last rites - her whom they
loved aud esteemed on account OF her
many good qualities. IL could b; said OF
her probably ~ truly a. Of any mortal.
that she had not an enemy In the world
There were present AZ the funeral, her
sons. II. q. Chase aud family, OF Geneys,
". Y. Howard Chase and wife OF Philadel.
phia, Penr., Geo. n. Chase aud family ol
Maiden. Mass, and Homer ". Chsse sui
family With whom he feslied a the oil
homestooi. WIN. n Chsse. OF Genevs.
". Y. was Unable To be present on account
OF sickness Ia bis family. Mrs. IIolbrook.
OF Massachusetts,, aud Mrs. DIR. q. ID.
bradbury, her daughters, were present.
The services were conducted by Rev. w.
II. French.
Mrs scayey. % chatlestown. Mass .
aud daughter. ara visiting a. Am'a Jones.
Der father
Orsn Sp,uldlng IN, b,sn quit, sick sni
I. sg,in cDnnlci 10 TIE house.
oar lawyers have BEEN Attending the
liw term ~ ne Sspr,ms Court AZ Port.
land. duTiag the past week.
The heavy shower Satlriay afternoon
washed The road, badly In some places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
.ANDOVER.

Biuc-berrlos are thick on White Cap.
Miss Gcrtic Dresser u home from Lynn
where she has been f0g some time.
Vim. Grccg's grey mare, Oxford Lily. by
young Bouusr, son % Robcr, Bonner. Jr.,
ana dam 10 the fast 2.yeAr-oli AlcsIu,
owned by rhsycr and fArrsr, % SO. Paris
dropped on The 2nt. Inst, = lac Oily hl
llarbingcr also his chestnut msrc. kanta.
IA. fau sister On Adelaide, dropped 4 tn'
d.iy on TIE iith. inst, by Hsrnlnger.
Kuatska promises On be- very fast.
Mr. and Mrs.. l. ID. Hanson AL dAueh
ier from Strong. arc visiting relatives
here.
MIS-. Gilman Rice has returned from q
visit 90 Auhurn snd SumLCr.
TIE steam mill has started up again.
There are nine hoArders AZ The Poor
House AMI more expected.
The N. T. Ladies Circle met with Rev.
Mr.. ani Mr. q. a. Power. wednesday
evening".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
ALBANY.

County Commissioner Barker, OF Bethel
WAS IN town this week on Official business
VT. Gup,lli. OF this town, but now a
student OF Bates College. IL spending some
time In Southern Vermont.
Miss Alice WILDER, who has been quite
Ley. has recovered her health and gone "a
work in TIE family OF Mrs. Twitchell, o
Bethel HI. where she has boarded whe'
attending school a. the academy.
VIII Bird, who has been sick AZ Gorham
y. IL, Is now NJ his fathers, J. +. Bird
though not able 10 DO much work.
Tyler Cole has lame arm caused by
cut on the elbow.
Dog days seem 10 cast their Shallow
before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
DlXFIELD

rLerc was ball a, the cora f.e,ou
Tuesday evening".
Jlha and FfAak Harlow are here fsom
The West gor short time.
Qllie = party az stopping 4. Weld
Poul A compiuy went up "wednesday
smnnf the number we're Grant and Ion,
Harlow. Susie stanley, Mamie Virgin anf
Cisuis Gdlilih.
Alvin g-c1rd's drive ~ sprgcc f1r Llv'
crmore Falls D. opposite the village.
Rather rlDw dflving toe water !. 80 low.
some ~ oar people went ~ Lewiston
w,sinr.day. % zee Darugm.
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BROWNFIELD.

"Wednesday evening being pleasant one
An entertainment was given on the Com
nor. The grounds were beautifully light
al win japanese lanterns. The program
consisted OF singing, ~ large ehoi.s'
Rotations ~ Misses Chapman bAIes'',
ait Gaicheil. male qysrteiie, composer ~
Barton. Brosn. Colby aud frs-ton' 20,
strumsutal music. ~ Misses fnnA - ~
GatchsiL Some pieces were plAyeI on 10, ~
accordian By young spanish sui. 80
VIOLA MAS played BY Mr. Ham, aeeotn jan
Tel BY Mrs. Staples on ms orsah' 9,us
log 81 large number OF children. L.ss'
but no, least. Ice cream and cake WAS se.''
ei - az Who were willing 70 pay . cents
Arrivals Mrs. LAten, OF POrtanl, ais'
Lewis. % Boston, Mrs. Johnston, OF bldae'
ford. Nc. and Mrs. Mason, Souih HIRAM
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OXFORD

] ,hn Gran, has bought ,ha Bearce plse'
Ani Intends building.
John Fauuce has lattly hal a peoslor
granted him
R.vNr. BadIm has reiofnri With hl'
hfiir and was SCALA In his pulpit last San'
lay. NJ and Mrs liufsm r,c'lvyd many
valuable ani bcsutifal wedding gifia ffom
..lrnd. IN lewiston aud Auburn
TAcrc was = large audience Aiih, ColgI
church q listed % the continuation 81 the
snhl-ci. Tho New Theology. ~ Nv. NJ
Gr,s.cy Excellent mn,lc was iaro1'hel
rs ihr choir. The njfal decorations "er'
Wy nlr.
Among TOE visitors In bsa fri Miss
Mau.nn ami her cousin. Miss jenkins. and
Miss Mile walker from Bosior.
NJ. Eiwin Norton, ~ Bropkhnc vas
aero over Sgnday lie will spcnd sons
time 10 Squirrel lslini.
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HIRAM

The farmers are harvesting one OF The
best crops OF hay that has been raised Tor
many years.
Two ladies jolned the Methods, church
on Sunday. In the evening Rev. DAVID
Pratt delivered an able and Instructive adj
dress on Christianity.
Comical Brown entertained our citizens
on Monday evening ~ the Grange Hat
The lodge OF X. Off. Il prospecting well.
Mrs. Nancy Frazier and son, OF Boston
ar spending the summer vacation 81 the
house OF her mother. Mrs. ErAsius Storcr.
The Grange l.. OF H., 40. 1852, l. recover
ing some OF is lost prestige and holds In
tcrcsting meetings.
The weekly prayer meetings AZ Reuben
=. M0ulton's have been changed 10 Sun
day evening =, 80.
Fred Evans, OF Portland, j. visiting 81
East Hiram.
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NEWRY.

Mrs. Alpha Powers, OF Hanover, was
buried one week ago Tuesday, last sun
day Sir. Powers himself was severely In.
Jared 80 l hear. lie fell from load OF
nay snd becoming ontAnEled la the rclns
was dragged by the team.
The weather has been good Tor haylng
TIE pas, week. Some are about done.
L. not the early bird that catches The
worm. bat The early riser that slts Paris
green these tines, aud here cones cues
ton whether Paris green from some cause Is
less strong this year or that the endurance
of the bugs Il gscaicri A. by my ex'
?irleucc one pound % bushel OF plaster
Ia not A. ofcciuAl this year - half tie
quantity was last.
sheep and lambs arc selling quick. Cat
tia A. fuI
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EAST BRowNFIELD.

The on, door concert and Ice cream fes-
tlval came OF on Wednesday evening and
although the weaiher was . little COOL u
passed OF well.
The temperance concert on SUNDAY
evening, July 18th. was very well Attend
ed and the children did themselves mnen
credit a. they always do under Mrs. Mar
ion wenthworth's Instruction.
The Chautauqusns leave, some thi-
Thursday and some later. for the assembly
M fyeourg.
Rev. Mr. Huntress. formerly OF Brldg-
ton now OF Boston. and family have been
Visiting a. A. w. Mansfeld's.
George Goldthwalt and wife are visiting
their parents.
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WEST BETHEL.

Vlucs 10 fglAshes, plmpkius. ani Gu
cumbcrs wcrv lrI ARD hy The gale 20 last
week. ant some cora was broken down.
Mllard I. Mason has lcft The home farm
aui gone Z, Portlui 90 work for The q. +
d. Co.
Mrs.. 4. W. Grover and daughter, J. i.ih,
scut io lewiston Tuesday
stalks 20 herds grass measuring I've
fees. dvc inches. were grown this year In
the de.i of - " Mtson.
SIR i1,i.c D. whitman has 90 far r.
covered from hcr recent ii'ues, "a 10 be
able to fiic olt
Byrou larisn has found employment a.
chorc-hoy 10 he Rethel House, Ani enter
a. upon 81 duties last Monday
Only few IRON ihls place aifen led
Dirunm's Show iu Leslston "Wednesday
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RuMFORD CENTRE

Nc Eisari Bfowa wife sud baby arr
vislilng A. Chas khhotrs.
Mr George lIsfdy and wife have gore
- New llsmp,hlfc ~ visit hls folks.
The Byart'- poni hoJs failed 10 pa, ia
appearance here lat Saturday. We 80
Ike ~ $50 per.o1s make their word good.
NJ. aui Nrs Eiwafd Young, OF Wal.
ihsm. with thsir little glfl are spending
their vacsti0n with ]. l. stephens.
Bluebcfry picking on White Cap i
fairly good this season.
Two Miss browns. from walihtm, are
Stopping with Nc Frost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
TPrON

The faraers have been improving The
good bay weather since Monday. urAs'
On new land Il very heavy.
Ms Miaule Harding, Of Bethel, isVlsli'
ing A. n. r. wcsts.
As Mrs.. SeWall Lane WAS crossing TIC
room. she accidentally hlt her foot against
a chair. causing fracture o.ihe toe. sas
~ unable % step on Der foot Tor seVefa
days. bat u = getting better.
Mss InA brown. - Bethel, u = guest ol
Ms MARY Abbott.
Miss Carrie Ah1O., i a. home ifom m
rol. where she has teen teaching.
We hal an interesting sermon SUNDAY
morning from Mr. WILLIAMSON, showing
The dirercrce between truth and error, OF
the rlsht ant The wrong way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
NORWAY LAKE.

wsrfsu wh.iiler and family. Of Mas'
feceuiiy paid = short visit % Jas. smiths
TIE boat race which took pl,ec on III.
day, the 18th, was oonsiisrcd a. unfair,
bscauss ~ TIE removal Of the nag A. The
turning point The race was repeated on
Tuesday. bciug won by Hatch aud Anes.
Mrs. 4. W. Partridge has gone Ia Mass
to attend The funeral % her nephew.
Mrs. Mary A. Greene u quite sex viii
pneumonia
Miss sarah Sewhsl {. AZ home on avls'
H.
Mlss Grace Stevens closet her term OF
nlne weeks school Ia Dist M. q, GU Fri
day.
4 family has moved Tor = short tlmi on
% The oli Mills farm.
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TIE MAINE REGISTER.

Tie State yearbook l. 80 vel known
t,Af no description OF 10 Il necessary
he issue Cor lssI l. Jas, a. hand. IL i
compiled 81 Mr.. q. NJ. Douham. WHO has
hai charge % Il fron IL frst Publication
AM We have Il ron Mr. D0nham that ~
PAS taken especial care % make this tn'
nosi accurate one ever issued. IL i won
derial What an amount OF useful iuforna
uon this book contains. In a newspapei
once Il has % ~ almost every Cay called
ltio Use. % obtain Information which j
perports 20 give. and Often also for kinc
ot Information which does not appear II
tae intex. The book Is being delivered II
,ais county BY The agent, L. D. SWEET. o.
80. Paris.
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MEXICO.

Joseph II. Gleison's daughter Carrie
from liostoo, Il visiting the Gleason's In
this Vicinity and the Tsylors % Hop City.
Lizzie Smith from Wsliham Is here FOR
= two weeks visit.
Lyman Porter. who was horn In house
that stool IN SoNall Uon- oTchafd 20
years Ego. row resident OF Thompson,
Conn 1. visiting the scenes Of his e.rly
days. H. infs very few OF those who
wsfc boys with him
Mrs LiNis II Reed and children arc AZ
her old home IN I.lytrmore. sr,ukEs
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hRYANTs POND.

Ca Tuesday and Friday cvenlngs here
after The trader. of the village will close
their stores Ate O'Clock.
Arrangement. have been made Tor a
grove meeting here s1nday, August 2,ih
under ths dirccilon % The Unlversalist
society. Prominent speakers viii be
present ffom different parts Of The state.
Mrs. 4. A. Ford sni daughter are stop
ping a. Alden Chaso's.
Geo. \. whitman has nac iwo.Jcar'oli
colt that he has refused 500 for.
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FAST BETHEI.

Mrs. Annie Crane aud her three children
from Massachusetts are visiting a. hei
fathers, Dea. NJ. \. Klmoill
Miss Emma Dean from WalthiIn' u
visiting AZ 4. W. Bafileit..
Mr. Bolster from Norway, spsni tha
Sabbath AZ s. ]. ilowsri'..
J. ID. Hastings fell from The highesl
beams OF bis b,rn % the nor without
any great lrj1ry.
{. VI. brown recently lost Available
horse
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PORTER.

Farmers are securing their hay CROP. II
will be larger than II has been for num-
bsr OF years.
The potitoe beetles are the worst they
have ever been since theY came. Is Il
hard work 90 save the crop this year.
Boariers are arriving almost every day
al the Elmw0od House.
Miss Mona Rodgers has been qalte sick.
VIII Hutchinson has q spralnet ansle.
Geo. W. French ard wife are on visit
from Chicago 20 the white Mountains.
They viii stop In this place before they re-
t1rn.
Mrs Fulton. from Washington. ID. e.,
Il stopping here FOR the summer.
Camp meeting AZ Sebago Lake saturday
AMI sunday next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26

Mr.. Elcr Dlbb ha. gone home on a
visit o. her fAihef.. Nj Csrycr's, In Dix
fril
Maggie Castle las come home q her
rranffAihcr's. Mr. Bkrher's. on visit.
T. T.. C0nAni hss his share OF haylue %
So this season. ile cats The hay ou four
farms
A. Pomer0y bought tAe grass on ihe
uayiori lsiaui for $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
EAST HERRON.

U.G. Kesne and his brother Charles s.
Keeac have hired on, 20 Gpariy A. Wey'
mouth, Mass. They will begin work The
fore part Of August.
widow benson, OF Auburn, Is visiting
her cousin. Mrs. Henry Berry.
4. n. FOgg has purchased one And :
half tons OF ice OF II. ID. Irish, OF Buck
neli.
Misses Sadie and Laura Crawford. OF
Cambridge. are visiting their granimoin'
On. The widow Cobb.
Hiram Il. Kcene snapped horse, soli
a horse aud bought horse one day not
long ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
pIXFlRLD cEyTRE.

Farmers IN this vicinity are about half
through hay.ng.
Mrs. n. N. &. Estes. special State Dept
OF the I. o. 90 q. T.. leciured three unes
In town TIE past week. Twice Al Town
Hall. for the benefit OF Mountain View
L0igc AZ The Centre. OF which The follow
Ing AZ the present officers
q ~. urouu. "a. q. T., Mrs. Vaudeville Hot
man. ". Ut q. 4. shlis. iltst " c. y Han
uaf1rl. n licrman Cniiis. u SEQ =. J. iiol
man. ~. o. sec Mr.. g. 4. Childs, I Mr..
2 Holman. cap WINE Hall. Ia. u. Hanna
ford. ~. a..
We hal nice raln here Friday and
saturday last.
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MlnpLE INrERyALE LprrmrL

Interesting exereis were u In The
church last Sabbnh, consisting ~ reh'
iugs, recituions. slnging etc, al ~ which
were nicely rendered.
Mrs R.beccs CArtsr |, ylslt1g relauv.s
~ Dfltgton.
u. ~ Kinball snd wife have gone 90
OLD Orchard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
HARTFORD.

Potato bugs are a. plenty as blueberries.
Charles Davis has taken JOB 20 make
$50 baskets for the corn factory folks Tor
which be receives sls0.
Melville DORIS daughter IL very low
with consumption.
Zary Doten's health Is very poor. liz
Is not able 20 DO much haylng.
Jonah Forbes fell from load OF hay
aud struck on his head, severely ipjuring
him.
Everybody should go TO the great tenn
psrance campmeetlng. July 30ih and Jlst,
In The grove a. North Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
MEST STNNER

Dr e.. N B.s1,e hss avery promising
horse. which. when developed, We thlns
W. make 10 rrrrl Coz some % the ftst
ones.
Hiram 81 C0hufn wolit Ike % sell his
stand. A. De- ta'ks some 90 golng away,
We shall regret tn Jose Me-. C0harn and
h.s wife. A. they are respected by AL
Llewtlyn ralsl,cr ant laiy were thrown
from thclf carriage Suuiay, The iIth, by
trying not O. iosc any time Ia maklns =
sharp turn in The ROAD.
wm. Co.hY Is not qllie A. well A. usuN.
Cas- Fti L. Improving We should
ll'ec, a. De- is gl.ic prominent 10 The hay
frif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-26
GIIEAD.

A general beginning ofhAylng this week.
Potato Lucs are very troublesome This
year. more 30 than last. Some have bal
10 20 over iheir po,si0es with paris green
three times already.
J. ". Burnh.m. wife ard child, % Bos-
tor. arc Spending the sumner here VIII
h.s fisher. George Darnham.
4 Temperance lecture. advertised - b.
Given A. re Hall Wednesday night. turned
cot % be- thirt-Party political meeting
ln Disguise.
John wight O. shipping spool stock this
week.
Mrs. GEORGE BlrnhAm l. stopping Al
Portland a fsw weeks Tor her health.